Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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a Dr. GINI KINNEY TONI SEDLOCK MR. RAY CONLON ADVISOR JANET BERENSON— ASSOC. EDITOR | ss “ a BECKY STENFORS PEET SOOT DOTTY DAVIS—EDITOR JUDY McNEIL— ASSOC. EDITOR KATHI FOLEY Ea eE gee 4S GEER SEER ERE LIES IRE SE EEE ECRES ERLE TG Kee ePE CCR A ees pee Oh ieee go Bis icag Aaah ¥ € a is Spieee aa SS ee hr eee ghee ees Pisteaes 7 Hate betgepaees atecedak Technicalities of organizing senior pictures are carried on by Richard Wyrick and Susan Graham. PATTI DICKINSON— ASSOC. EDITOR 27

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Top Row: Bud Partipillo, Jack Blevins, Karl Wustrack, Ken Ruedy, Richard Wyrick. 3rd Row: Rick Poplack, Bob Butler, Gary Cowles, Cliff Sanborn, Steve Grace, Cheryl Smith, Garry Breckon. 2nd Row: Barbara Poppe, Carolyn Matthews, Jill Edgar, Carol-Wray Moseley, Carol Johnson, Diana Morey, Linda Anderson, Mary Stinson. Front Row: Sharon O'Dell, Karen Kruchek, Ellie Wong, Linda Highland, Susan Graham, Judy Wicke, Sally Stangell. YEARBOOK SEEKS HIGH SCHOOL PORTRAYAL This yearbook has gone to press. The deadlines are met. It is finished. Staff members are at this moment scattering their separate ways, no longer bound in the fellowship which comes from working hard in a common cause. No one but a staff member will know how hard that work was, nor how rewarding. From the beginning: picking a workable theme, scratching out ideas on layout sheets, writing and rewriting copy, developing a myriad of pictures, and pleading for advertising, there was a kinship. When one worried, everyone worried; when one laughed, everyone laughed; when one jubilant shout of triumph rang out, the whole room clamored with congratulations. In a few years, these memories will mean more; right now there is only relief that the job is done. This yearbook has gone to press. The deadlines are met. It is finished. New concept in layout is exercised here by Ellie Wong, Judy Wicke, and Barbara Poppe.

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eee te 4 aera : es P TTT ae ro Intrigued by the new equipment John Bay watches as Mrs. E. Miller shows Tom Davidson the mechanics of language lab. DIANE J. DESPOT BRIGITTE DEWOLFE Lewis and Clark College B.A., Portland University M.Ed., French 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, German 1-2, 5-6, French 3-4, German 1-2, Kiro Advisor. Cassandra Advisor. LEONORA GUINAZZO PHYLLIS HUTCHINSON University of Michigan B.A., University of Oregon A.B., M.A., Spanish 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, M.Ed., German 1-2, 3-4. 7-8, Language Club Advisor, Italian Seminar. LANGUAGES LINK WORLD The excellence of Wilson’s foreign language depart- ment stems from the combination of a capable staff and the enthusiastic participation of pupils. Four- year courses in Spanish, French, German, Russian, and Latin, teach the mechanics of linguistics and familiarize students with the cultural background of language origin. This year with the installation of a new langauge labor- atory the student was able to hear language spoken correctly, attempt to reproduce what he heard, and listen to his own effort for critical analysis. Lingvisto, the foreign language club, was another in- novation which takes learning a language out of the ‘“‘antiseptic’’ atmosphere of the classroom, and into the pleasant informality of a social gathering.